Networking resource kit for .NET

All of these examples are open source, and have implementations in both C# and VB.NET. You can find the source code to these example programs in “Network Programming for .NET” – (Buy at Amazon UK) (Buy at Amazon US)

This is only a small subset of the available examples in the book, topics such as web services, remoting, DNS, MSMQ, Ping (ICMP) etc. are not covered in this kit, but are fully explained and demonstrated in the book.

The compiled- binary version (non open source) will be available for free download from this site shortly, pending publisher approval.

1.0 Open source web browser for .NET

Including a web browser in an application is much simpler than one may initially think. A customized web browser can be used to constrain browser behaviour, for instance, if for instance, you provide a computer to the public, you may not want them to be able to arbitrarily browse the internet, rather you may prefer to constrain them to a particular website, or set of websites.

This program, written natively in both C# and VB.NET, can be used as a basic web browser. To use this application, simply type a URL into the address bar and press “Browse”

(Chapter 1, example 1.